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06-10-2006, 10:42 PM
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If it has a smog pump then you should see 8 tubes feeding into the exhaust manifolds (1 tube for each runner)...If it doesnt have the pump theyll just be capped off where the tubes should be
Heres a pic of my 403, as you can see it has the holes capped off http://www.upload2.com/freeimagehost...316d367051.jpg And Im pretty sure yours at least came with one, and you'll probably need it since its california |
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06-11-2006, 06:21 PM
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Oh alright, thanks a lot. Nice Formula, by the way. How are you enjoying it?
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06-12-2006, 04:10 PM
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OK, dug up the old papers the previous owner gave me when the car failed the smog check:
VISUAL / FUNCTIONAL TEST EGR visual: disconnected Spark Controls: modified Thermostatic Air Cleaner: Missing Vacuum Lines to Sensors/Switches: Disconnected Ignition Timing: Fail Other Emissions related components: Disconnected ASM EMISSIONS TEST RESULTS 15mph HC (PPM): MEASURED: 256. MAX: 198 CO: MEASURED: 2.09% MAX: 1.29% 25mph HC: MEASURED: 243. MAX: 166. CO: MEASURED: 1.85% MAX: 1.09% Currently, the car has no smog/air pump and NO vacuum hoses/EGR; anything of that sort. It DOES have a single CAT. Any ideas? |
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